ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode explores the challenges parents face in supporting their children's development, particularly those with special needs.
Phoebe discusses the concept of neuro movement, a practice that emphasizes connecting with children rather than fixing them, and the importance of creating a nurturing environment for brain development.
The role of music, emotional connection, and the need for flexible goals in parenting are also highlighted, along with the significance of self-care for parents.
About the podcast guest:
Canadian-American Anat Baniel Method® NeuroMovement® Practitioner, Phoebe MacRae, has always been interested in the amazing power and complexity of the human brain. With gentle, respectful, brain-building movement she works with children with disabilities who need extra support to reach developmental milestones.
Combining music with ABMNM® is her speciality! Her Simple Songs & Gentle Moves online Class is a great way to build brains and boost community.
Phoebe’s practice is based in Portland, OR and she also travels to work with clients. Get Phoebe's free gift, "4 Steps to Connect (with Your Child's Brain) here: https://phoebemacrae.com/4-steps-sign-upFind her on Instagram here: @brilliant.movement
Her website is here: www.brilliantmovement.net
About the podcast host:
Dr. Marcia Nathai-Balkissoon is a speaker, coach, special needs parent, podcaster, author, and strategy lecturer. She runs the Special Needs Parent Podcast because she aims to make special needs parents feel valued, connected, and supported.
Join the Special Needs Parent Space (a free community for parents like us) at https://www.facebook.com/groups/specialneedsparentspace
Get Marcia's Amazon bestselling book, Lighting the Path, at https://books2read.com/lightingthepath
Find Marcia (and many resources to support your special needs parenting journey) on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/MarciaNB8/ and on Instagram @specialneedsparentjourney.
Every month, she runs a free training session through her profile, and you'd be welcome to attend.
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